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Jeffrey Keenan: The future for Auburn taxpayers

Why is the Auburn School Department bent on making Auburn not affordable for a family to come here? School Department officials pushed for the extravagant new high school, but how will the city manage to pay for the upkeep when the old building couldn’t even be maintained? When “Maine’s Got Talent” appeared at the Franco […]

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Nancy Prince: Support open primaries

Recently, I learned that the bill for open primaries had been voted down in the Maine Legislature. It made me wonder if members of the Legislature want to keep independents from voting. As a longtime independent, I choose to vote based on candidates’ qualifications, not political parties. I have experienced having to register and unregister […]

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Alan Whitman: When 16% is an epic win

The Sun Journal headline (June 12) proclaimed a big “yes” for a new Edward Little High School. The story told how ELHS principal Scott Annear cried out “yes” at news of the voting results. Auburn School Superintendent Katy Grondin announced that “the community spoke loud and clear,” and Auburn Mayor Jason Levesque claimed that “the […]

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Briefly: City

Program to feature ‘Shack’ author interview LEWISTON — The author of the best-selling book, “The Shack,” will weigh in on whether God loves imperfect people at Lifetree Cafe in a program at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 20. The program, titled “Can God Love a Mess Like Me?,” features a filmed interview with William Paul Young, […]

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Briefly: Region

Forestry museum to hold open house RANGELEY — The Maine Forestry Museum (MFM) will hold its annual Open House to celebrate its 39th year, kicking off the 2019 season from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 18. The museum is located at 221 Stratton Road. Stop by for light refreshments, a museum tour and to […]